In uckayak's defense, I would like to make a few comments. Hunting it turns out, means alot of different things to alot of different folks. For some its about collecting trophies, for others it is harvesting food, for some its the prior two, and I am sure that there are many, many, other reasons, some sensible, others morbid and disgusting.

Being the grandson of a full blown cherokee indian and the son of a Scot I can tell you that traditions I was taught by both grandfather and father were remarkably similar. I love hunting and harvesting game, , , but I had no interest in watching the video several months ago when I first discovered it and to this day I have no interest in watchingit nor can I personally relate to what compels one to hunt elephants, or even lions for that matter. I simply understand that they are compelled by their own personalities to do so. The use of words like Rogue or maneater are just window dressing for their own compulsions, for I am quite certain that the good folks in Africa don't actually need "great white hunters" to rescue them from these beasts.

Regarding hunting and those who seek to sever us from our hunting and gun ownership rights. I think it is imperative that we show that we are harvesting a renewable resource that we are being good stewards of the resource. A good steward earns an usury (which is the harvest of a stable, healthy, population). Also, it helps to avoid unnecesarily offending them, like covering a carcass during transportation. I'm sure alotof you won'tagree but that's fine. Its just my two cents.